/lit/ - Literature

The German government is an insidious parasitic force on Europe and needs to be fought against in every country, including in Germany by its people.
It is trying to enslave all of Europe and control it with the euro (arguably it has done so already). It imports cheap slave labor and braindrain from poor countries (and its neighbors, who they are actively impoverishing) while presenting it as a self-sacrifice.
You cannot criticize Germany, because every time you do they go with the old haven't-we-suffered-enough for what the Nazis have done, when they remain an authoritarian state that hides its dealings behind antidemocratic maneuvers that are impenetrable to the average citizen of Europe. People barely know what their president does, let alone what the different branches of the EU does, and that's how it was intended.
How many people on the continent genuinely know exactly how the EU and its member states all function together? I doubt that number is over ten thousand AT BEST.
They've finally managed to take control of Europe, and it's like it never happened. Every fucking European I know is out there talking about Trump and what happens in America and ignores what takes place right in front of them. Countries like France that used to be respected on the world scale have been cucked by both the US and Germany into being nearly as insignificant as recently-formed eastern European states.
By the way, I don't mean this as an anti-German thing. Germans are most definitely brainwashed, but most people are and I have nothing against them as people. However, the German government is evil, and imperialist powers don't serve their citizenry either - just look at America.
Do you seriously want to live in an antidemocratic Europe that's under the heel of a few people in Berlin? Wake up. WAKE THE FUCK UP AND DO SOMETHING.

>>15499389
>we are all born
>so beautiful

>the greatest tragedy is
>being convinced we are not

No one has ever tried to insult me by calling me ugly as a baby.

>>14335506
>17:00, dec 12, 2019
>he hasn't defoo'd yet

>>14288709
>A cold hard fact
There's a lot of other cold hard facts that would still be here if we fixed living in a debtor system where most of us are renters living on slave wages, no? I mean, surely, it wouldn't be all roses afterwards.
>And you’re willfully ignoring it, I know.
How do I ignore it? I literally talk about it all the time and try to convert most people I meet to my viewpoint to make the world better. I only "ignore" it if you consider not giving up everything to join a social movement or whatever ignoring it. But even that isn't entirely true since I am in a lefty party in my country and get involved most election cycles. I guess I don't actively bomb train tracks or something, but apart from that, I do about the most that can be expected of a normal person from a small town in a random country.
>But that has worked to our collective detriment.
I mean, not really? You're saying it as if this is just conveniently blocked off. Look at Americans. Trumpfags don't know this, not really, and even if you convinced them of it they'd probably still say fuck niggers and #KAG or whatever. This isn't a matter of people ignoring it, it's unironically a problem with there being too many retards. There's a reason why things that are considered palatable even to actual rightwingers in my country like healthcare would be COMMUNISM in a shithole like America. Even if there's a few people giving their sweat and blood to changing the situation, it won't so long as the vast majority that's actually fucking brain dead doesn't die off or change.
>I have to keep working till they don’t want me to anymore. Or win the lottery.
That wasn't my point. My point was that you could imagine living in a system that wasn't socialist/communist/anarchist and still being able to have a decent life like that, and maybe even for everyone. Maybe not a capitalist or fascist one (since the two are intertwined), but others, maybe. And that's kinda what my point has been all along. It's more important to focus on policies that by now should be normalized all around the world (1 month vacation, 3 day work weeks, healthcare, housing as a right, etc.).
>Monsantos makes glyphosate poison and puts it in genetically modified seeds, and sells this world ‘round, and the generation that’s been fed this have shown some serious health problems
That's pretty bad.